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Newspaper

Plainfield Courier

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1892

Page

3

Plainfield News Trio Sketches Local Life And Events

A jumble of Plainfield notices covers bicycle clubs, druggists, furniture exhibitions, church activities, patterns for dressmaking, and social gatherings. Mentions include the Plainfield Bicycle Club, Weber Groceries, Miss Glorsime selling patterns, and a Crescent League practice game. Also noted are a cave-in on Somerset street, a wild geese sighting, postmaster appointments, a horse auction at Metropolitan stables, and various religious society meetings and civic plans. A new Main Line schedule and a Union County Republican conference are announced for early April.

Crescent League North Main Geld Gentlemen's Driving Work Association Somerset Street Newark Central Railroad of New Jersey J. F. MacDonald Union County State League

Alarm of fire in College Place house

A chimney smoke was seen from a College Place house around eleven PM. Olle Doane notified. Fire companies prepared to respond but no fire occurred and no services were needed. Nearby events include a township committee meeting and various local notices about sermons marriages and travel.

College Place Olle Worth Flaindeld North Pialnfeld

The Coming Firemen's Election Feature

The serial election of officers for the fire department companies will be held Monday evening May 2 from seven to nine o'clock in each house. Nominations are scheduled for Gazelle Engine Co. No. 1 on April 6, Pisinfield Engine Co. No. 2 on April 7, and Zephyr Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 on April 11. A drunken Westfield woman caused a disturbance at North Avenue station while officers were summoned to restore order. the woman was placed on a train and sent home.

M. Coyne Doem Plainfield Powilson & Jones Think Street Mission Te City Lie Netherwood Epworth League of the M. F. Church Vincent Chapel Gazelle Engine Company No Pisinfield Engine Company Thorsday Zephyr Hook and Ladder Company Westfield North Avenue Giese Qaiet King’s Daughters Apri Lig Crescent Avenue Church Charles Oblinger Lynch Codington Vin Dunellen Silas D. Drake Morris Avenue Elizabeth Lorraine Building and Loan Assortaon Aaron D. Thompson Jesse Oakley Park Avenue Chambers Maxson & Co Westerly K. 1 R. A Robert L. Liv. A. W_ Kieineces T. A. Those

Maltby the Great Exhibition at Crescent rink Saturday evening

Maltby the Great, a champion bicyclist, headlines an exhibition at Crescent rink on Saturday with brass band music for skating before and after the show. A woman suffered a sprained ankle alighting from the 12 43 train at North avenue station and was taken to a nearby home. The underbrush fire on the mountain north of the city drew witnesses last night.

Maltby Crescent Rink New York North Avenue Beehowe Richmond Street

Deacon Election at Park Avenue Baptist Church Prolonged

Park Avenue Baptist Church members failed to elect a replacement for Charles Haines after multiple ballots. Moderator Theodore J. Runyon oversaw the vote while Seely Edsall withdrew, leaving no candidate declared. A six month adjournment was proposed to revisit the decision in September amid tense discussions.

Park Avenue Uiere Nelson Renyon Moerstor Haines Edaall Brother Roe Peter Wyckoff K. Gompton Compton Tiacon Kenyon Staines Dilts Javat Diitm Pany Me

Reclaimed Letters List at Plainties Most Attioe on March 24

The list of reclaimed letters remains at the Plainties Most Attioe on March 24. Followed names include Pat Dyne, Joon Km, Ely Drakiar, Mow Sime Tay, Mise S.J. Bren, Johemcie, and Maria.

Porscna Realling Atetemin Wat Hurerule Winceaty Dynes Patrick Dyne Joon Km Challitte Ely Drakiar Mow Sime Tay Mise S.J. Bren Mise Kherm Johemcie Me Maria

Charity Ball at the City Opens Tuesday Evening

Daniel Frohman's Greatest Hit The Charity Ball comes to town Tuesday evening with praise from critics nationwide. The piece draws strong language, bright humor, and lasting interest from curtain rise to finale. Also notes a horse cash prize dispute near Dunellen and a library funding request from local leaders.

Columnea

Ex-Senator Livingston of Plainfield Remembered in Obituary

Ex-Senator Livingston, born March 1 1838 in Elizabethtown New York, rose from apprentice printer to successful businessman in dry goods insurance and finance. He served on Plainfield Common Council led by a fiscally focused record, was a fish commissioner appointee, and enjoyed trout fishing and deer hunting in Adirondack mountains.

Neil Royal Arcanum Alert Hose Company No. 1 Livingston Elizabethtown Exxex County N. Y Adirondacks Robert W. Liv. Ingetoo Ife Robert L Troy New York Oro. W. & J. T. Moore & Co Moores Mr. Livingston Wall Street Aenuy Plainfeld Westfield Tie Plainfield Conner Don Mound

Reducing the Telephone Rates in New York and New Jersey

The New York and New Jersey Telephone Company announces a ten cent toll reduction for most routes, with Elizabeth at 40 cents and New York at 25 cents for subscribers. non-subscribers pay 10 cents more. The move aims to attract business from telegraph firms after an expired agreement with Western Union ended March 1. Public reaction favors cheaper service despite industry opposition.

New York New Jersey Elizabeth Western Union Telephone Gcompany

Terry Woe the Metch The Jersey City Gun Club Shoot

Terry Woe the Metch at Marion yesterday afternoon saw Daniel Terry of Jersey City versus Le Campbell of Liteilver. Terry won with twenty nine to twenty five in a 35 yard live dink match in a shooting contest.

Daniel Terry Hie City le. J. Campbell Liteilver Jersey City Marion Terry

Rail car comfort and schedule signal modern steam heating

The article describes Pullman and parlor car interiors with mahogany and plush trimming, vestibule attachments, and heavy springs for smooth movement. Toilets, porters, and a high-speed New York to Washington service highlight the advances in rail travel and affordable, comfortable long-distance transit. It also notes the Lorraine Building and Loan Association formation in Elizabeth and recent North Plainfield real estate transfers.

Tha Wendy Allen Scope Reese Lighting Company Paltman New York Washington

The Bea Governorship and Upcoming Appointments

The article notes New Jersey governor elections this fall will shape future court and state leadership with terms for Chancellor McGill ending May 1, 1894 and other justices and judges due to expire in 1894 and 1895. It also reports a Grand Army veteran arriving in the city seeking lodging after travel on the Pennsylvania Railroad. A separate item mentions the War Department seeking 150 typewriters and the Smith Premier Company winning the bid after testing.

New Jersey McGill Depar Magic Garrison Te Court of War Department of the United States Washington Port -Chase Syracuse Te Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

Plainfield Bicycle Club Ald Weber Glorsime M. J. Bogert Temurest S.J. M. VanDuyne Pinerook Nol M. Schuyler Rocksburg Ard Auetion Metropolitan Elie Campbell Woman's Home Missionary Society The First Presbyterian Church Hilver Locks Cry Congregational Church Home Missionary Society Salvation Army West Second Street Timaley North Mathiebd J. W. Shorts First Presbyterian M. M. Blackman Bound Brook West Fourth Street Willams Plainfield Avenue New Bronewick Clarkson Mundy Mary A. Brown Cornelius Schenck E B. Cobb Second Presbyterian Front Street John Miller Finderne Nettle Storr Thie City Trinity Reformed Church L.r Goodrich Knoxville Teun Chattanooga S.clooney Lookout Mountain Westfield and Crank Union County Christian Endeavor Union Ueadiarabule 8. A. Vanderveer Netherwood Ainst Maltby the Great Bisall Ticino Ustil Dorertt, Mise Lise Maver, Fnoub Daniel Frohman Repub Piale- Geld Public Library Oartu Art Eliasbeth Conrad Bron Wilson Avenue North Plainfield South Hiver Jamaica U. L William M. Stillman Francis Barrett Francia Barrett William M. Stkman Lewis M. Codingion Aherill Geo. W. Anderson George W. Anderson Lewis M. Codington Hobart EB. Rider Nicholas van Winkle Ira Mandy Elsie A. Garretayn Henry Be Lounsbury William D. Craig Maria E. Berckimans Catherine Kiely the Bea Lodines Pennsylvania Trough L. W. Rendulph Borough Scavenger Co Ell Emiberwortiad Tay F. C. Box Renidemer Barrison Com Panie Lyceum Theatre PECK Hoagland's “Express Swain Prame East Front Street Vv. L. Frazee West Front Mave Music Hall Furniture Store Powlison & Jones West Front Street Ander J. W. Johnson Mway Beeching Washingtonville Wutanted Setetecen Ryood A. M. Griffen Bochoriaiaenr Plainfeld,n. J Rene Eller Baars A. Bins Sea Sses Eas W. S. Maltby West Front St Park Avenur John Johnson L. W. Randolph Plainfield, N. J
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